We were listing in three weeks and the roof was the one thing holding us up. They walked it, gave us a number that day, and were finished with a week to spare.
Marcus T.
Beaverton, Google review
Portland metro to Salem
Get top dollar for the house you are about to sell.
Roofing, siding, windows, paint, cleanup. One contractor for everything a house needs before it hits the market, and finished before your listing date.
- Roofs in one to three days Most homes, start to finish
- We install directly Not brokered out to whoever is free
- 50% down, balance at walkthrough Nothing more until you have seen the work
- Three days to change your mind On every proposal, in writing
Why we exist
Buyers price a house on what they can see.
A tired roof, chalky siding, moss on the north slope, a yard nobody has touched in two years. None of it changes what the house is worth to live in. All of it changes what somebody will offer for it, and all of it shows up in the listing photos.
Most sellers end up chasing five separate companies six weeks before they list, and every one of them has a different schedule. We do the whole list. One number to call, one timeline, and it is built backwards from the day your agent wants photos taken.
We will also tell you what not to spend money on. If a job will not come back to you at the closing table, we would rather say so and do the three things that will.
Photo needed
Front elevation of a finished job. Whole house, straight on, after the work.
This is the single most important photo on the site.
What we do
Everything a house needs before it goes on the market.
Six trades, one company, one schedule. Take one or take the whole list.
Roofing
Full replacement and repair. Most homes are done in one to three days, and we can show you what the new shingles will look like on your house before you commit.
See roofingSiding
Replacement and repair, rot repair, trim, soffit and fascia. The fastest way to change what a house looks like from the curb.
See sidingWindows
Replacement and repair. Old windows are one of the first things a buyer's inspector writes down and one of the first things they ask you to knock off the price.
See windowsPainting & Drywall
Interior and exterior painting, drywall repair and finishing. Dollar for dollar this is usually the cheapest thing that changes how a house shows.
See painting and drywallExterior Cleaning
Moss removal, washing and gutter cleaning. In this climate it is the difference between a house that looks neglected in photos and one that looks cared for.
See exterior cleaningLandscaping & Curb Appeal
Cleanup, beds, plantings and trimming. The first photo in the listing is the front of the house, and the yard is half of that photo.
See landscapingHow it works
Five steps, and you get a number on the first visit.
No sitting around for a week waiting on a quote. You are on a clock and we know it.
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We walk the property with you
We meet you at the house, look at the whole thing, and talk through what is actually dragging the price down.
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We tell you what is worth doing
And what is not. Some work comes back to you at closing and some of it does not, and you deserve to hear which is which before you spend anything.
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You get a ballpark number the same visit
Quotes are time sensitive on purpose. Material prices move, and we are not going to honor a number from two months ago and cut corners to make it work.
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We set a timeline that beats your listing date
Sometimes another trade has to go first. We sequence it so nothing waits on anything else and photos happen on schedule.
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50% down, then we start
The balance is due at the final walkthrough, after you have looked at the work. Every proposal also gives you three business days to cancel, in writing.
Rendering needed
A real before photo beside the software rendering of the same house with new shingles,
shown side by side on a slider you can drag.
Before you commit
See the roof on your house before you buy it.
We run your house through rendering software and show you what it will actually look like with the new shingles on it. Colour, profile, the whole elevation.
Picking shingles off a three inch sample board in a driveway is how people end up with a roof they are not happy with. This takes the guessing out of it, and when the house is about to be photographed for a listing, the colour is not a small decision.
Renderings are clearly labeled as renderings. We will never show you a picture of somebody else's house and call it yours.
The work
Before, and on listing day.
The only thing worth judging a contractor on is what the house looked like when they were done.
Photo neededRoof replacement. Wide before and after from the
same spot.
Photo neededExterior cleaning. The half done shot, one side
washed and one side not.
Photo neededSiding or paint. Front of the house after, good
light, nothing in the frame.
For real estate agents
Your listing does not have to wait on a contractor.
You have a seller who needs work done and a date you are trying to hold. We answer the phone, we walk the property fast, and we give a number the same visit.
We know what a closing timeline is and we know what happens to your deal when a trade goes quiet for a week. There is a page here written just for you.
What agents get
- A walkthrough on your listing, and a straight answer about what is worth doing
- A ballpark number on the first visit, not next week
- Several trades handled by one company, on one schedule
- Someone who understands that photo day is the real deadline
Questions
The things sellers ask us first.
Can you finish before my listing date?
That is the whole point of how we schedule. Tell us the date your agent wants photos taken and we build the timeline backwards from it. A roof is usually one to three days. If we cannot hit your date we will tell you at the walkthrough instead of finding out halfway through.
How do payments work?
50% down when you approve the proposal, and the balance is due at the final walkthrough once you have seen the finished work. No progress billing and no surprises in the middle.
What if I change my mind?
Every proposal gives you until midnight of the third business day after you sign to cancel the transaction. That is in writing on the paperwork, not a verbal promise.
Why is the quote time sensitive?
Because material prices move and we will not quietly cut the scope to make an old number work. If you come back later we will requote it honestly rather than pretend nothing changed.
Which improvements are actually worth the money?
It depends on the house, which is why the walkthrough is free and in person. Generally the things buyers can see from the street and the things an inspector will write down are worth doing, and the things nobody will notice are not. We will give you our honest read and you can do as much or as little of it as you want.
Do you do all of these trades yourselves?
We install directly rather than handing your job to whoever happens to be available. That is why the schedule holds.
Where do you work?
The whole Portland metro and south to Salem. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call and ask.
Reviews
What customers say.
These cards are examples showing how the section will look. Your real Google reviews go here once your Google Business Profile is set up.
The moss on the north side made the whole house look neglected in the photos. After they cleaned it you would not know it was the same place.
Danielle R.
Milwaukie, Google review
What sold me was being told not to bother with two of the things I asked about. Nobody else told me what was a waste of money.
Ken H.
Gresham, Google review
Siding, trim and a coat of paint. Our agent raised the asking price after she saw it finished.
Alicia and Bo M.
Oregon City, Google review
Seeing the shingle colour on our actual house before we ordered made the decision easy. We would have picked the wrong one off the sample board.
Priya S.
Tigard, Google review
They cleaned up the yard and beds two days before photos and it made the front of the house. On time, no chasing them down.
Sam W.
Salem, Google review
Book a walkthrough
Tell us when you are listing.
We will come out, walk the property with you, and tell you what is worth doing and what it costs. No charge for the visit.
(971) 523-1104
sean.topvalue@gmail.com
Portland metro to Salem. Estimates are done in person at the property, not over the phone.